We should be thanking You. There is more real world, clearly and entertainingly taught "education" in your superlative tutorials than in a barrow load of 'commercial downloads'. Love and respect.
Crazy! I just read this in Darwin Ortiz at the card table and went online to watch a performance. And you uploaded this a couple of hours ago. Crazy timing!
I really enjoyed your presentation for Darwin's effect. This was the second effect I learned using the Gemini Count after Brother John's "The Twins" way back when. Those were the days.
what a great performance and tutorial! this was the trick that brought me into the world of sleight of hand. i had only practiced it for a few weeks, and was shocked when it actually fooled my friends. imo, it's the first trick that every aspiring card manipulator should learn. EVERY sleight in this trick is easily doable by any beginner that puts in a little practice time.
Oh Mr. Conn-man....Doug you are so smart ....love the verbage in your patter, makes the trick so believable.....or is it?🤷🏻 That could be a lie. What a cool way to select the "random" cards....Forgot about it since learning it in Bannons' Strangers Gallery! Lol Jumping Gemini is a blast, thank you for sharing and your channel is Gold. I need to join the membership soon👍🏻 Stay safe and blessed my friend
Yeah, I think this is a fun approach for a modern audience and double yeah the John Bannon thing is a gem :) always happy to hear I’m making people happy 😃thanks for letting me know!
@@DougConn you ALWAYS make us happy Doug, you're the best. Not only as a top class magician but also a top class human! Love your work and appreciate all you give us on your channel, can't thank you enough!
Doug could you please teach bottom count techniques and details. There don't seem to be any good tutorials on that. Or at least how to count quicly, say, 2 cards.
@@DougConn No, not bottom deal. I have this trick where I need to quickly count two cards from the bottom without drawing attention (and then side jog them together), and I find it difficult to do with the pinky finger.
Thanks for another great tutorial, Doug. I love the deceitful presentation! Jack Carpenter has a very clever way to clean up the packet at the end of the routine: ruclips.net/video/Y1-JmLQOc1Y/видео.html.
We should be thanking You. There is more real world, clearly and entertainingly taught "education" in your superlative tutorials than in a barrow load of 'commercial downloads'. Love and respect.
I’m trying to get it right for future students (while honoring the giants who shoulders I’m on) Happy to hear ya think I’m on a good path
That is a complete magic course by itself. Very impressive. Thanks for all your hard work.
Between the reference vid & this one, you’re not wrong :) 🤟
Thank you Doug for your brilliant tutorial, you are a great teacher with you excellent teaching.thank you boss.👏👏👏👏👏
Happy to share. Tnx for dropping a good word
Crazy! I just read this in Darwin Ortiz at the card table and went online to watch a performance. And you uploaded this a couple of hours ago. Crazy timing!
Cool 😎 I’m here for ya!
I really enjoyed your presentation for Darwin's effect. This was the second effect I learned using the Gemini Count after Brother John's "The Twins" way back when. Those were the days.
Thank ya & yeah, twins is great!
Thank you for this tutorial. Definitely worthy of some practice.
Eaten, heck, even if you don’t end up doing this trick, all the moves are worth a spot in your tool kit
what a great performance and tutorial! this was the trick that brought me into the world of sleight of hand. i had only practiced it for a few weeks, and was shocked when it actually fooled my friends.
imo, it's the first trick that every aspiring card manipulator should learn. EVERY sleight in this trick is easily doable by any beginner that puts in a little practice time.
Thanks for the good word & yeah, no arguments. This routine has some core concepts every Cardician should know!
I really love ❤️ this trick. Thank you so much for sharing this. Awesome tutorial!
Glad you likey! Tnx for the good word
Gracias, Doug!!!
Saludos mágicos desde Argentina.
😘🇦🇷
De Nada! ✌️
thanking You!! 👌👌👌 you are a very good magician!
Than YOU!
Oh Mr. Conn-man....Doug you are so smart ....love the verbage in your patter, makes the trick so believable.....or is it?🤷🏻 That could be a lie. What a cool way to select the "random" cards....Forgot about it since learning it in Bannons' Strangers Gallery! Lol Jumping Gemini is a blast, thank you for sharing and your channel is Gold. I need to join the membership soon👍🏻 Stay safe and blessed my friend
Yeah, I think this is a fun approach for a modern audience and double yeah the John Bannon thing is a gem :) always happy to hear I’m making people happy 😃thanks for letting me know!
@@DougConn you ALWAYS make us happy Doug, you're the best. Not only as a top class magician but also a top class human! Love your work and appreciate all you give us on your channel, can't thank you enough!
Card tricks is by far my all time favorite mind scramble like wtf
I’m partial to them myself :)
@@DougConn ive been subbed for years now and you do a amazing job
Doug could you please teach bottom count techniques and details. There don't seem to be any good tutorials on that. Or at least how to count quicly, say, 2 cards.
Bottom deal? Kind of a diff ballpark (that yes, I'll cover one day)
Two cards? I did cover the two as four count in the video referenced on this clip
@@DougConn No, not bottom deal. I have this trick where I need to quickly count two cards from the bottom without drawing attention (and then side jog them together), and I find it difficult to do with the pinky finger.
Sir, what is the name of the book, you showed.
“At The Card Table”
Another sneaky ending by Jack Carpenter: ruclips.net/video/aali-RBkyqk/видео.html.
Thanks for another great tutorial, Doug. I love the deceitful presentation! Jack Carpenter has a very clever way to clean up the packet at the end of the routine: ruclips.net/video/Y1-JmLQOc1Y/видео.html.
Heck yeah, like most JC stuff, that is super smart! Love Jack!